It turned out to be the famous journalist Dodojon Atovulloev Yesterday it became known that the Prosecutor General's Office of Tajikistan opened a criminal case against the famous Tajik journalist Dodojon Atovulloev.

The central zone and north-west of the European territory of Russia will remain at the mercy of the anticyclone, the center of which is slowly shifting to the east. Thanks to it, the weather in these areas will remain mostly rainless for a couple of days with an average daily temperature close to or slightly below normal. The frost zone is getting closer and closer to the center of Russia.

Belarus intends to launch its own artificial Earth satellite in the fourth quarter of 2009. This was announced by the Chairman of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences, Mikhail Myasnikovich, during a government discussion of the space program, which also provides for the creation of a center for receiving and processing information.

Moscow authorities are developing new urban lighting standards Despite the obvious workload of the city committee for architecture and urban planning with construction projects themselves, the head of the Moscow Committee for Architecture and Architecture, Alexander Kuzmin, is not averse to developing regulations for the lighting design of city-wide space, and most importantly, monitoring compliance with new style solutions. At least, judging by Mr.

The leader of A Just Russia wants to legalize public censorship of television On Monday, the Chairman of the Federation Council, leader of the A Just Russia party, at a meeting with teachers and students of the A.M. Literary Institute. Gorky shared the news: his bill on a public council on television has been submitted to the government. Moreover, Mr. Mironov said that he hopes for a positive conclusion from the Cabinet of Ministers.

At the UN, leaders talk about painful issues Yesterday, a general political discussion began at the UN headquarters in New York as part of the 63rd session of the UN General Assembly . Representatives of various states had the opportunity to make public their views on the modern world. The American leader made a farewell speech - there are presidential elections in the United States in November, and in January George Bush will have to leave the White House.

The main event of recent days is the “execution” of Maxim Sushinsky, the leader of St. Petersburg SKA. In one of the interviews, he revealed the problems of the team, although he did it in very harsh terms. Surprisingly, the reaction did not occur immediately, but several days later. And she was quite tough. Maxim Sushinsky, after the victory over Sibir a week ago, told the press that everything at the club has not been as it seems from the outside for a long time.

The Council of Europe assessed the trends in interethnic relations in Russia The most oppressed national minority in Russia are the Roma - this was the conclusion reached by members of the Council of Europe Commission on Combating Racism and Intolerance, who presented their report on interethnic relations in our country on Tuesday in Moscow.

Russia sends its ships to fight maritime banditry Russian authorities have decided to send their warships to the coast of Somalia to counter sea pirates, who almost every day seize new ships off the African coast. This was announced yesterday by the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Admiral Vladimir Vysotsky.

VEB restored the solvency of Svyaz-Bank The buyer of Svyaz-Bank will be the state corporation Bank for Development and Foreign Economic Affairs (Vnesheconombank). It is expected that with its help, Svyaz-Bank, which has suffered greatly due to the current financial crisis, will be able to fully repay its debts.

The military will not allow Russia and the United States to completely quarrel The protracted crisis in Russian-American relations seems to be less and less satisfying to the Pentagon, the agency to which Russia is accustomed to attributing the most aggressive intentions. While US political leaders in the person of President George W.

The main gallery of the world art market with a business visit to Moscow It seems that to the question “Penetration?” posed in the title of the first, targeted exhibition of Lari Gagosian’s gallery last year in Barvikha, Lari most likely gives an affirmative answer. However, this is a response typical of diplomats and big businessmen, in which there is room for intrigue, retreat, and different interpretations.

Georgia yesterday said it had “returned the favor” to Russia for its unmanned spy plane, which Tbilisi claims was shot down by Russian aircraft over Abkhazia in April. The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs demonstrated a similar device that fell the day before in the Gori region adjacent to South Ossetia, allegedly sent by the Russian side to photograph the Baku-Supsa oil pipeline.

Parents themselves can protect their child from visiting unnecessary sites on home computers using parental control functions. They are most fully implemented in the Windows Vista operating system. Choosing the appropriate level of protection is easy: you can limit the range of websites available to children so that they can only visit sites that are appropriate for their age, block or allow file downloads, and determine what content filters should allow and what should be blocked.

Another hypothesis has been put forward about the purpose of Stonehenge Archaeologists have proposed a new explanation for the Stonehenge mystery. According to professors Tim Darvill and Geoffrey Wainwright from Bournemouth University, the ancient building could have been used for medical purposes. In this case, the ancient inhabitants of Britain came to Stonehenge in the hope of getting rid of their torment.